A five-bedroom country home near Ilkley has been put on the market for the first time in more than three decades.
Howber Hill, in the hamlet of Langbar, is being marketed by Dacre, Son & Hartley’s Ilkley office with a guide price of £2.95million.
The detached period property sits within approximately 8.6 acres of gardens and grazing land, around four miles from Ilkley and close to Bolton Abbey.
Inside, the ground floor features five reception rooms, including a family room, dining room, living room, sitting room and breakfast kitchen.
There is also a central hall, study, laundry or boot room, rear hall and WC.
Upstairs is a large principal bedroom suite with a four-piece en-suite bathroom, alongside four further double bedrooms and a house bathroom.
The property is reached by a long driveway running alongside the wooded boundary of the grazing land, leading to an extensive parking area.
Outside there is also a detached double garage with an office suite above, as well as a traditional-style barn, workshop and folly.
Patrick McCutcheon, head of residential at Dacre, Son & Hartley, said:
“Howber Hill is a beautiful period country home with an abundance of character features, including stone-mullioned windows, grand fireplaces, exposed stonework and timber beams.
“It also enjoys a wonderful rural setting, overlooking its substantial gardens and grazing land to the south. Crucially, despite its idyllic and peaceful position approximately a mile from Beamsley Beacon and close to Bolton Abbey, it is just a short drive from the A59 and Ilkley town centre.
“It therefore offers a fantastic lifestyle opportunity, and we’re anticipating strong interest from anyone looking for an exceptional home in one of Yorkshire’s most sought-after locations.”
Howber Hill is available with a guide price of £2.95million through Dacre, Son & Hartley’s Ilkley office.
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